Baltimore and Chicago Market Quotations June 3
Livestock and produce prices listed for Baltimore and Chicago markets with detailed quotes on cattle calves hogs sheep and poultry. Includes grain, butter eggs, and live poultry prices from the Baltimore Livestock and Philadelphia produce exchanges with notes on steady or lower trends.
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Baltimore
Feveann
U. S
Ben Davis
U, S
Nance Halls
Baltimore Butter and Egg Exchange
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Philadelphia
Market Wavers as European War Fears Weigh Stocks
New York June 3 stocks drifted with bo pe over European war and civil tensions. Steels coppers and specialties rose early then fell back. late day gains were scarce with fractions to two point losses dominating. Turnover lagged with about 500000 shares traded and only 70000 shares in the first hour.
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New York
Paris
France
Italy
Stab At U S Trade Likely In Attacks
Woodstock June 3 The commencement address at Massanutten Academy urged graduates to treat the present world crisis as a challenge to creative ability in defending foreign trade. Speaker Rep A Wills Robertson cited Woodrow Wilson and warned no government or social order can feel secure amid unparalleled destruction. Diplomas were awarded to 58 cadets with a full finals program and the 41st year ending.
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Woodstock
Feds Es Ai Ee
A. Wills Robertson
Virginia
Massanutten Academy
Woodrow Wilson
Lantz Hall
Commercial Department
Alexander N. Garcia
Caracas
Venezuela
Robert Malory Klein
Buffalo
N. Y
ROTC
Cadet Corps
Seibert Field
Virginia Lee Harrison
The
Academy
Bus Driver Hailed For Fast Driving
Co. D. Nelms of 1910 Hanover avenue Roanoke Virginia has a summons to appear before Trial Justice A J Tavenner on charges of driving a bus on Route 11 at over 60 mph. Hearing date not set. This is the second speeding bus driver cited after a prior conviction in Judge Don ald Weems court. Another driver named Dan Nelms Jr of Pennsylvania was fined 14 25 for speeding.
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D. Nelms
Hanover Avenue
Roanoke
A. J. Tavenner
Nelms
Donald Weems
Weems
Dan Nelms, Jr
Pennsylvania
Tavenner
Futures and Cash Grain Quotations From Chicago and Baltimore
Wheat futures ease slightly as markets react to production outlook while corn holds gains. Grain prices show mixed moves with July wheat around 82 1 8 to 82 1 4, corn near 62 3 4, and soybeans about 89 1 2 in Chicago. Baltimore cash grain notes no cash wheat sales and mixed No 1 yellow corn quotes.
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Chicago
Roca
Baltimore
Iain Baltimore
Richards Elected President Of F F A Chapter At Stephens City High
The Stephens City High F F A chapter announces officers for the coming year with Harold Bolen as vice president and Roland Snapp, Carbaugh as treasurer. Mentions of the executive committee, advisory staff, and students selected for the state rally's dairy judging team and other activities are included.
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Eo Richards
Stephens Ciy
Harold Bolen
Eee
Roland Snapp
Carbaugh
Brumback
RB. A. Wall
Harold Fawcett
Melvin Carbaugh
Home
Ralph Snapp
James Yeakley
Frank Brumback
Henry Carbaugh
Billy Money
Rroseeet
Robert Richards
School For Leadership
Dan Metz
Billy Norman
W. H. MclIlwee
Handpeo
Ater
Harrison Speaks At Old Chapel Confederate Memorial Day
MILLWOOD Va June 3 Scores of people gathered at the Old Chapel for Confederate Memorial day services. State Senator Burr P Harrison was principal speaker and read an address praising the Confederacy and the sacrifices of the Civil War and World War I. A Star summary will appear tomorrow.
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Millwood
Old Chapel
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church, Winchester
George H. Burwell
Sia Shel
Aosapel Cemetery
Burr P. Harrison
Senatorarrison
British Deny Reported Sinking Of Great Ship
London reports the British ministry denies German claims that the battleship Nelson of the home fleet was sunk with 700 crew dead. A Berlin press conference offered no further details citing military reasons, stressing there was no truth to the rumor.
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London
Ministry of Information
Nelson
Berlin
No Improvement In Crash Victim Dies. Seven Others Hurt
William Rogan 42 wounded in a crash early Saturday morning showed no improvement at Memorial Hospital. Two others died and eight were injured, including several from Cumberland and Waynesboro, Virginia, all considered in satisfactory condition.
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William Rogan
Memorial Hospital
Cumberland
Waynesboro
Treasury Receipts and Debt Figures For May
Treasury reports May receipts of 14.28 million dollars and outlays of 24.48 million, pushing gross debt to 42.81 billion. The daily increase stands at 1.65 million.
Red Cross Faces Expanded World War Refugee Drive
Winchester and Frederick county supporters have met an expanded Red Cross goal, with a May $2,005 response and a June appeal for an additional $2,000. Dr. E. T. Clark applauds local generosity and urges continued giving to aid refugee relief across Europe and beyond.
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Davis
E. T. Clark
H. J. Womeldorf
Frederick and
Winchester
Europe
Red Cross
J. S. Scully
Sevee Valley National
Frederick County
Nelson Page
Harry Byrd, Jr
J. 8. Scully, Jr
A. C. Halvosa
Joe Thomas
R. E. Griffth
America
Asia
National
Good Samaritan
Many Killed and Wounded In Paris War Update
Paris news reports heavy Allied losses and German gains as Dunkerque evacuation tightens. German air sea and land attacks intensify while Berlin hints at further strikes. Allied fleet concentrates in the eastern Mediterranean near the Suez Canal despite Channel concerns.
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Kerque
Germany
Italy
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
English Channel
France
Handley Baccalaureate Reflects on Art and Sacrifice
The speaker linked great art to raw materials and divine spark citing Christ as exemplar. He described Jesus from humble birth to crucifixion and the Christian teaching that followed, then noted Handley commencement events including prom on June 5, senior banquet on June 6, a Mount Hebron Cemetery pilgrimage, and graduation on June 7 for the Class of 1940.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
Gethsemane
Handley
Mount Hebron
John Kerr
Han
Winchester
Jones, 57, Ex-Advertising Chief, Dies at Home
Everett O. Jones, 57, retired newspaper man and former advertising director of the Harrisburg Telegraph, died Saturday at his Frederick County home after a heart condition. Born in Kentucky June 25, 1885, he held posts in several cities including Harrisburg, Hamilton, Chicago, and Richmond. He is survived by his wife, mother, two sons and three sisters. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 PM at Grace Lutheran Church. Burial in Grange Cemetery.
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Everett O. Jones
Nain
Frederick County
Jones
Harrisburg, Pa
Telegraph
Patriot and
Evening News
Harrisburg
Hamilton
Ohio
Richmond
Wheeling
W .Va
Clarksburg
W. Va
Chicago
Kentucky
William F. Jones
Mr. Jones
Everett O. Jones, Jr
Handley High School
H. L. Jones
Pittsburgh
W. G. Whitehead
Redwood City
Calif
Bruce Bindley
Terre Haute
Ind
Ruth Jones
San Francisco
Kiwanis Club
Carl Honeycutt
Grace Lutheran Church
Grangeco Cemetery
Fredericktoun
Salute To Flag Is Ruled Valid
The Supreme Court upholds a Minersville school board flag salute rule with an 8 to 1 decision. Justice Frankfurter rejects broader debates on educational policy and supports instilling patriotic impulses through compulsory salutes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Frankfurter
Minersville
Frankfurter
Frank
Two Men Injured In Municipal Airport Crash
Randolph, former China air corps flyer and local airport instructor, and another man were injured in a plane crash at the Municipal Airport. The aircraft, bought in November 1939 by Batt, was badly damaged and nearly washed out. Both men remain in the hospital for several days.
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Randolph
China
Chinese Air Corps
Japan
Upperville
Anne Leith
Fred Stryker
South Washington Street
Batt
Momen
George Schecter
Herbert Schutte
Joint Memorial Service for Woodmen and Odd Fellows Held
About 300 persons attended a joint memorial service at Mount Hebron Cemetery for Hickory Camp No. 34 Woodmen of the World and Lodge No. 6 IOOF. Dr. W W McIntyre urged Christian patriotism and service, with the McIlwee Municipal Band performing and Rebekah members taking part.
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Hickory Camp
Woodmen of the
Mount Hebron
W. W. McIntyre
Winchester
The
Methodist Church
MclIiwee Municipal
Rebekahs
Berryville Seniors Hear Rev Parker at Baccalaureate
Berryville High School seniors gathered at First Baptist Church for the baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Dr. L. A. Parker. The theme was By Faith Abraham Went Out and the church choir performed two selections. Attending were 27 seniors, officials, faculty, and families.
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Berryville High School
First Baptist Church
L. A. Parker
Paith Abraham
A. F. Robertson
Clarke School
D. G. Cooley
Police Court Cases Heard Today
Bertha Calvin of 27 West Hart received an assault warning and costs. Howard Hockman of Highland Avenue and Sylvester Reed were fined $7.75 each for disorderly conduct. Charles Ford also faced $7.75 for disorderly conduct. Robah H. Cox was fined $10.25 after admitting drunkenness.
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Bertha Calvin
West Hart
Howard Hockman
Highland Avenue
Sylvester Reed
Charles Ford
Robah H. Cox
Viper Atlantic City Expands Amid Broad Hotel Surge
The Viper rate in Atlantic City rises as more than 1,200 hotels of varying sizes cater to visitors. Officials note a surge in accommodation options and tourism-driven activity across the resort area.
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Viper
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al Chem
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Int Har
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M Ward
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Isler’s
N. Loudoun St
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the Treasury
Contin
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Hitler
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H. H. Corwin
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